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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1908

Page

6

Little Rock Fatalities From Shootings and Self-Destruction

In Little Rock on December 24 two people were killed by gunfire and a third died by suicide. Ambrose Alexander, a white youth, was shot in the breast while hunting, believed accidental. Albert Hines of Oklahoma City killed himself in a saloon by taking strychnine. Fred Lamoin, a Black man, died after a quarrel with Louis Gershner.

Little Rock Lit Ambrose Alexander Albert Hines Oklahoma City Fred Lamoin Louis Gershner

Haywood predicts labor amalgamation after DC court ruling

W D Haywood former Federation of Western Miners official now lecturing for socialism comments on the DC Supreme Court decision sentencing Gompers Mitchell and Morrison for alleged injunction violations. He says the ruling will unite organized labor and expects reversal by the court of appeals.

Denver Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Gompers Mitchell Morrison W. D. Haywood Federation of Western Miners Court of Appeals

Five Million Dollar Penn City Industries Near Houston

Five million dollars will be invested in a new manufacturing town called Penn City near Houston on Buffalo Bayou. The Phoenix charter shows a two million dollar capital, led by J. S. Brown of Pittsburg. The plant will produce steel rails machinery and tools and reduce Texans freight costs.

Houston Penn City Buffalo Bayou Arizona J. S. Brown Pittsburg

Spencer Named General Agent for Frisco and Rock Island

Amarillo Texas December 24 A B Spencer of Amarillo has been appointed to fill the new office of general agent of the Frisco and Rock Island railways for the Panhandle country This will include part of New Mexico and Oklahoma Increased business caused this action.

Amarillo Tex Frisco and Rock Island Railways Panhandle New Mexico Oklahoma

Mollie McConnell Found Dead in Woodshed Hangings

Paragould Arkansas on December 24 Miss Mollie McConnell a 40 year old wealthy resident died by self inflicted hanging in her woodshed. She used a rope loop fashioned from a step ladder and toppled the scaffold. Health and worry over her brother's marital troubles are noted as possible causes.

Paragould Ark Mollie McConnell

Cox & Co. of Paragould assigns for creditors

Paragould Ark December 24 The large mercantile firm George W Cox and Company made an assignment for the benefit of its creditors with liabilities of about 40000 and assets near 30000. The failure is blamed on bad collections. R P Taylor named trustee.

Paragould Ark George W. Cox & Co R. P. Taylor

Cooper Bail Hearing Set After Carmack Murder Charge

In Nashville criminal court Judge Hart announced a Monday decision on bail for Colonel Cooper Robin Cooper and former Sheriff Sharp, all charged with the murder of Senator Carmack. The defense offered no witnesses and submitted the case.

Nashville Hart Colonel Cooper Robin Cooper Sharp Senator Carmack

Ardmore to try Foo shee boys in February

Ardmore Oklahoma residents will see the Foo shee boys tried in the second week of February for the death of twelve year old Lu ther Ford and the December 1 shooting of William Ballew. William Ballew faces trial for the killing of Irb Fooshee in May 1907. A special judge will preside.

Ardmore Okla Fooshee Luther Ford William Ballew Irb Fooshee

Ryan Resigns From Many Corporations

New York December 24 Thomas F. Ryan a leading figure in finance announces he has resigned from the boards of thirty one corporations after heeding physicians advice.

New York Thomas F. Ryan

Castro signals abandonment of Venezuelan presidency claims

Berlin dispatch reports Cipriano Castro has told the Associated Press that he virtually abandons his current bid for the Venezuelan republic presidency, indicating a shift in the political stalemate abroad.

Berlin Cipriano Castro Associated Press

Dolphin Enters Willemstad Harbor in Curacao

The gunboat Dolphin of the United States Navy has entered Willemstad harbor on December 24, as observed in the port. The event marks a show of naval presence in Curaçao waters.

Willemstad United States Dolphin

Mulkey Jury Returns Manslaughter Verdict in Lawson Case

Ardmore Oklahoma December 34 The jury in the Mulkey case retires after a bitter arraignment by County Attorney Mathers and returns a verdict of manslaughter in the first degree. The court will determine the punishment. Mulkey was charged with killing Dennis Lawson on December 3 at Lawson’s home in this county.

Ardmore Okla Mathers Mulkey Dennis Lawson

Death Sentence Set for Bob Smith in Dallas

Judge Nelms set the execution date for Bob Smith, a Black man convicted of killing another Black man two years ago in Dallas. The sentence will be carried out on February 12, with clemency or a writ of error to the federal Supreme Court as his remaining options.

Dallas Nelms Bob Smith Smith Federal Supreme Court

Elsie Praises Officer Husband and Decorations

A quoted exchange praises a wife’s approval of marrying an officer as a proud match. The dialogue highlights admiration for the uniform and decorations, with a grim note about funeral prospects implied in the humor.

Elsie Wahre Jacob

A Gentleman Proves Innocence in York Assizes

A respectable traveler arrives in York and visits the assizes. A highwayman on trial accuses a London banker of innocence, claiming the man’s luggage proves it. The banker’s books show he was in Dover, not York, and the prisoner is acquitted. A comic sequel follows with new burglaries.

York Dick Turpin Jude Dover Calais London Harry Furnise London Standard

Silence in Court Sparks Gentle Rebuke for Snoring Usher

In a county court the elderly usher, long a faithful servant, dozes during proceedings. The judge tactfully handles the disturbance and sternly orders silence, quelling snoring with a light but firm rebuke.

Imagination Debate With a Waggish Husband

A New York businessman with a playful streak jokes at dinner about a newspaper story of a passenger who fell overboard at sea. He quips the man did not drown but sprained his ankle, reflecting a humorous misreading of a tragic event.

New York Lippincott’s

Gambling frenzy at Whle's and Almack's clubs in London tale

Walpole recounts a notorious betting craze at Whle's and Almack's clubs. A man collapsed at the door and club members placed bets on his death while a doctor attended, arguing the medical care would skew the bets.

Whle's Almack London Walpole

Auctioned sailors' chests at London Albert docks

Sailors lost at sea are auctioned regularly at the Albert docks in London. Lots come from sea chests marked with their ship names, drawing mournful crowds including those who mourn friends or relatives. Familiar objects sometimes deliver first news of a loss.

Albert Docks London

Young Observer Bets on a Nicked Start

A boy asks for a nickel and a chance to start at the fence in a brief Life magazine style moment. The exchange hints at amateur gunter failures and a casual, street level challenge between boy and sportsman.

Gunter

Aviator Son Takes the Pledge Says Mrs Comeno

In a Baltimore setting Mrs. Comeno notes her son was inclined to aviation but has now taken the pledge. The remark reflects a personal detail amid local chatter and reputational concerns.

Comeno Baltimore American

Flowers are the sweetest things God made and forgot

Boecher quotes a reflection on the beauty of flowers as a divine creation lacking a soul, highlighting nature's simple sweetness.

Boecher

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